By participating in art—whether creating, experiencing, or taking a cultural action in response to the art—we believe that community members are taken on a transformative journey that helps them gain a deeper understanding of themselves, of others, and the overall human condition.
Spoke Gallery creates a network and space dedicated to redefining the role of art in culture and a hub for artists of all disciplines who seek to shape and participate in a dialogue that advances the view of art as more than a commodity. We hope to provide a support system and home for artists, where they can grow, learn, and put into practice this exciting and significant concept.
In tandem with the gallery, WeSpoke is a series of hybrid talks with artists working at the intersection of creative expression and social change, addressing the role of the artist in bringing communities together, creating cultural action, and illuminating new ways of understanding social issues.
New SPOKE Gallery!
1280 Columbia Rd
At SPOKE Gallery now:
Faces of Old Colony/Reflections on Home
75 laser etched portraits on anodized aluminum
June 8-August 31, 2026
Gallery and connected events are free and open to the public
PREVIOUS SPOKE GALLERY EXHIBITS and ARTISTS
Ecology begins with…
A group show of small works that call attention to the ecosystems we live in.
Exhibiting artists:
Kathleen Bitetti, L’Merchie Frazier,
Kate Gilbert,
Eric Grau, Henrietta “Queen” Hodge,
Susan Krause, and Esther Premkumar.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency which is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, administrated by the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism, and Special Events. It is also supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.